Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Geeking

After managing to miss it the past few years despite my best efforts, I was finally able to catch the Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon on the National Mall. I was really excited to actually see modular energy-efficient homes up close and personal.

The houses looked amazing - from the outside. Unfortunately, due to time constraints and long lines, I was only able to see the inside of three - not necessarily those at the top of my list; and yes, I'm bitter. Nevertheless, it was a cool experience. Next year, I hope to see them all. Until then, virtual tours of this year's homes are available online. Check it out.


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